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Grep Command help

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pplearnunix46

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Jan 15, 2015
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Hi All,

I have a set of files with naming convention as filename.sh and filename_d.sh
Among these I am searching a pattern within the script where INSERT statement is used with _D as a tablename. But I dont want to display the filenames with filename_d.sh . I am trying grep by negating it with -v but unable to get the results. Below is the command I used.

grep -v *_d.sh | grep -i insert | grep -i _d| head

This command is giving me list of filenames with filename_d.sh too which I dont need. Please help.

Thank you.
 
Try this...

Code:
find . -name 'filename*.sh' ! -name '*_d.sh' -exec grep -iq 'insert .*_d' {} \; -print

That will print the filenames without '_d', that have an INSERT to a _D table in them.


 
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